Spiritus

10 reseñas

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• Cocometal

  May 16, 2024

  

  Has anyone tried this yet?

• Chirolacandy

  July 17, 2024

  

  If you want a quality Aventus clone, go for this. Excellent longevity and moderate projection.

• Chirolacandy

  July 18, 2024

  

  If you want a quality Aventus clone, go for this. Very good longevity and moderate projection.

• PlayBack7

  August 27, 2024

  

  I’ve never owned Creed Aventus, but I do have this Borouj Spiritus and can assure you it’s masculine, quite citrusy, and of very high quality. There are no synthetic smells here. I paid around $34 in Chile, so you won’t find anything better with such an intense aroma at that price. It fills any room, projects well, and the included atomiser is a bomb. Many rate it better than Creed Aventus in terms of longevity and quality, although I must reiterate that I have never tried the original.

• PlayBack7

  August 28, 2024

  

  I’ve never owned Creed’s Aventus, but I do have this Borouj Spiritus and can assure you it’s masculine, quite citrusy, and of very good quality. There are no synthetic smells here. I paid around $34 in Chile, so you won’t find anything better with such an intense scent at that price. It floods any room, projects strongly, and the included atomiser is a beast. Many rate it better than Creed’s Aventus in terms of longevity and quality, though I must reiterate that I’ve never tried the original.

• Javosa

  December 24, 2024

  

  It may recall Creed Aventus, but from a floral perspective. It’s not a bad perfume; quality is evident and nothing feels synthetic. To my taste, it smells very floral (dry white flowers reminiscent of a mature person) and has no sweet touches. Longevity is quite good, reaching up to eight hours. If you like this profile, it’s worth it for the price (I paid £70). I recommend it for someone over 40 looking for a daily fragrance. In this line of Aventus inspirations, I would go 100% for Loewe Esencia Eau de Parfum.

• aromaadurazneroReseñasYT

  May 8, 2025

  

  The first hour doesn’t ask for permission; it projects and smells fantastic. Lasts over two hours in close proximity. Herbal notes, unisex, fresh parsley, smoked eucalyptus wood, and sweetbrier. A super natural aroma. Absolutely unisex and beautiful.

• aromaadurazneroReseñasYT

  May 10, 2025

  

  The first hour doesn’t ask for permission; it projects beautifully and smells fantastic. Lasts more than two hours in close proximity. Herbal notes, unisex, reminiscent of fresh parsley, smoked eucalyptus wood, and mock orange. A super natural aroma. Absolutely unisex and gorgeous.

• Maxi&Amadeo

  November 12, 2025

  

  I’ve had this for several months and I can say with certainty: buy all Dumont fragrances without hesitation; you’re getting quality. The Borouj line is like niche, absolutely insane. Just a heads-up, they need to be left to mature; the fresh ones like Spiritus and Modernity last only about two hours at first and fade, but after a month the magic happens. Now Spiritus lasts over 10 hours and clings to the skin until 4pm (and I wouldn’t recommend Modernity, it’s too overpowering). It’s a brutal dupe of Aventus without that acidic pineapple that nobody likes, improving the citrus to make it pleasant. Then it settles into white florals, woods, smoke, and moss, giving a sensation of dew in the forest. Projection and longevity are excellent. I tried the Al Dana by Lattafa today and it’s almost identical. Well-named ‘Niche’ (what more could you ask for at $30-45?).

• Maxi&Amadeo

  November 30, 2025

  

  I’ve been wearing this for months and can confirm: buy all Dumont fragrances without hesitation; it’s true niche quality. Just note that they need time to develop. The fresher scents like Spiritus and Modernity last only about two hours initially and fade, but after a month the magic happens. Now Spiritus lasts over 10 hours and lingers on the skin until 4pm (best to avoid Modernity, it’s too overpowering). It’s a brutal dupe of Aventus without that acidic pineapple that nobody likes, improving the citrus notes to make them pleasant. Then it settles into white florals, woods, smoke, and moss, giving a sensation of morning dew in the forest. Projection and longevity are excellent. Today I tried Lattafa’s Al Dana and it’s almost identical. Well named ‘Niche’ (what more could you ask for at $30/$45?).